A surrogate cue might also be termed a(n):
A) extrinsic cue.
B) designed cue.
C) controllable cue.
D) intrinsic cue.

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A surrogate cue is an external cue that is used instead of the actual cue to elicit a desired response. It is, therefore, an extrinsic cue as it is not inherently associated with the response but is instead used as a tool to facilitate the behavior. The other options (B, C, and D) do not accurately describe a surrogate cue.

A Surrogate Cue Might Also Be Termed A(n)